8 Conclusion
In this paper, we introduced a framework and an ongoing project to describe how to
design an immersive narrative visualization for conveying subjective experience. We
describe the whole process of project Baguamarsh for deliberately expressing subjec-
tivity during information collection, processing, interaction and presentation. These
preliminary studies show us the first insights into the potential of immersive data
visualization as a subjective storytelling platform and prompt a discussion for future
research on conveying subjective experience in personal visual storytelling. More
visuals and video from this project can be view ed at https://www.media.mit.ed u/
projects/baguamarsh/overview/.
Acknowledgments. This study is supported by The Responsive Environments Group at
The MIT Media Lab. This group mainly explores how sensor networks augment and mediate
human experience, interaction, and perception, while developing new sensing modalities and
enabling technologies that create new forms of interactive experience and expression.
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